What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

Behold a sketch most whimsical, presenting creatures fanciful—two rotund beasts resembling joyful bears with a singular, large black eye apiece and a merry smile. Their forms are stout, with small ears atop their heads and limbs outspread as if in mid frolic. Each bears a small belly button, adding to their quaint charm. Beside these jovial creatures, the earth boasts blooms not unfamiliar to thy eyes. There are tulips and flowers with petals round and bold, adorning the scene with nature''s simple grace. The entire tableau is inked in stark black upon a field as pale as parchment, simple yet full of mirth, as if plucked from a traveling bard''s tale or a minstrel''s song carried through the air of a spring morn.